Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 142, 24 April 1920 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1920.
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Keep Them If you have been tempted to sell your Liberty bonds because they have dropped in price, reconsider your decision. The bonds have lost nothing in security, the government is paying its interest regularly, and the bonds will be redeemed at maturity. Here's what the Chicago Tribune has to say about Liberty bonds at their present prices : "United States Liberty bonds ranged downvard on the New York stock exchange Wednesday to a minimum of 85 for the second 41,4s. At this price the bonds offer the best conservative
investment ever open to the public. They pay a
return of 5 per cent and are redeemable by the
government after June 15, 1932, at an advance of
15. With this increase in value, which is as cer-I
tain as the interest, they will return in the neighborhood of 6 per cent to investors. "The conclusion seems obvious. It is the part of wisdom for conservative investors to hold the bonds they now own, and to buy more as they are able at the low prices. Neither interest nor principal can "fail while the nation stands. The investment is almost as liquid as currency. It can be changed into-cash at a moment's notice in emergency. "Deprecation of values to date has in no way weakened the safety of the security. The income on the original investments is exactly what the government promised. The ultimate return will be exactly what the government promises,
aouar ior aouar. inose wno nave ciung ana con-j i
tinue to cling to their bonds lose nothing. Those who buy now will gain more. "When the bonds come to maturity and are redeemed at par, it is reasonable to believe, the dollar of gold obtained will buy twice as much as the dollar invested now. "Insurance companies and conservative savings banks are strengthened by the availability of such securities as Liberty bonds at 85. Indirectly, the public'also will profit by this fact. The bonds are still good things to buy and better things to hold.
! Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams
v I HE WHO UNDERSTANDS. The value which a man places upon himself and the "opportunities which the world offers, is tho Eureet indication of his worth. And the higher the valuation, the higher the price a man has to pay. You don't have to pay anything if you don't want to be anybody!. But if you aspire high, you have to iay high. And the more ycu pay, tine more isolated you are sure to become. As someone has beautifully put it:. '"Lonely i.s the man who understands" And yet it was Emerson vho once said that "the ;:tiongest man is tlhe one who stands most aloue." The man who understands walks a separate path. Hut it is the happiest path. You rion't have to apologize for ycir decisions and your mind is strong and clear for the newer routes along the way. The hampered man is always Ihe one who takes lime to trim and to consult expediency. The man who understands, studies hearts instead of heads and pocket books. Character strength is builded the t;ame as muscle strength by great p.nd constant exercise of the twits which make up this strength. The muscular man works with ease and performs his feats of wonder. They nre to him both pleasurable and natural. So to the developed character does every act of decision come quickly and easily. If you would be an understander, great must be the things which you must give up but bigger will be the things attained. And today you may add if you will"
clever column has made us very fond of you. On the other hand, should anything ever happen to you, please try to send us a message on our onija board. We should enjoy hearing from you. Always, Marcel Steinbrugge. WHAT'D U THINK IT WAS? The two dear girls on our right were talking animatedly: "She's good looking, but I don't think she's all she ought to be." "Neither do I. Look at the way she did down in front of the theater that night!" "That's what I say. But she does show some speed." "Speed, oh, boy. And roughness you can always depend on her for that." "Her lines aren't bad." "I guess that's what took dad's eye. You know dad." "Do I? But, privately, I think she's making him sorry." "That's the best thing she does all paint and form, and nothin' much under the hood." "I think dad's going to get rid of her before long. She's burning up his dough too fast." "Who is the unspeakable person?' we inquired. "I'd like to meet her." "Person? Djeget that, Mayme? Why, listen, son, we were talking about
i dad's new car."
Alas and alack that we should live to r.ee the day when the typewriter is being put out of business by the ouija board. Because wrist watches gained favor on account of their convenience, is 1 1.' at any reason for shortening the girls' skirts as a convenience for the knee watches?
Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today
Mayor W. W. Zimmerman went on record as favoring the "golden rule" plan for intoxicated persons who were not on the habitual drunkard list. A contract was made to draw up plans and specifications for improvements for the county jail and county infirmary. Seven homicides for Wayne county in one year was shown by the records. They were Raymond and Alexander Meek; two Austrians who were employed in an Austrian camp on the Pennsylvania railroad west of Centerville; Mrs. Frank Allison; Albeit Dickey, and Eddie K. White.
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Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton
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LAY OFF THAT STUFF. Dear Roy: We note that you have spent a few days on a bed of pain and hope that vovi are well acain. Your
KLEINKNECHT SEES GAIN C. A. Kleinknecht, of this city, has reported gains in this county for Edward C. Toner, Republican candidate for Governor, to Fred I. King, manager of the "Toner for Governor" campaign.
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V J Eaton. Ohio Of what political party are J. C. McReynolds. L. D. Brandeis, and J. H. Clarke? They are Democrats. Reader How much revenue did the United States government collect annually on beer, wine and whiskey before prohibition went into effect? The revenue from distilled spirits was $365,211,252 and from fermented liquors, $117,839,602. How much does it cost our government to maintain the army of prohibition agents in salaries and expenses annually? The war -enforcement act carried an appropriation of $2,000,000 annually, but, it is said, that increased appropriations were to be asked in the deficiency bill. E. P. What is the estimated total amount of money which the government will require for the period ending June 30? The total is approximately six and three-quarters billion dollars, or a daily average of $18,000,000. T. J. What was the cost to labor in wages of the strikes in 1919? An incomplete list places the loss at $725,000,000 in wages. The loss to industry has been estimated ar one and a quarter billion dollars. Both figures may explain why prices remain high. Readers mar obtain nnnnfm to questions by writing- the Palladium Question nnd Answer Department. Questions nbonld be rrrltten plainly nuil briefly. Answers will be given briefly.
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"That's a fine umbrella you carry, isn't it?" "Yes." "Did you come by it honestly?" "I haven't quite made it out. It started to rain the other day and I stepped into a doorway to wait till it stopped. Then I saw a young fellow coming along with a nice large um
brella, and I thought if he were going" as far as my house I would beg the i
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COMMUNISTS SENTENCED NEW YORK, April 24. Four meni of the six arrested November 8, white J celebrating in Brooklyn the second.' anniversary or the founding of the Soviet Government of Russia, were sentenced to the penitentiary for one year each. The men pleaded guilty toa charge of advocating criminal anarchy. , TRY PALLADIUM WANT AOS
Ohio News Flashes
COLUMBUS Governor James M. ) Cox, in a letter made public recently, urged "most efficient support of the i Interchurch World Movement." ; NEWARK One hundred striking switchmen of the B. & O. railroad '. have returned to their work. j TOLEDO More than a score of : cabaret, owners, former saloon owners, were Indicted by a Federal grand jury, charged with violation of the prohibi-, tion law.
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SPRING BALL Given by Percy Griffin, Dancing Master and Floor Manager at Coliseum, Monday, April 26. BIG PRIZE WALTZ Don't forget to come and see the Prize Waltz. Best dancers of Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. See the crowning of the Queen of the Spring Ball. Music by Warmack Singing Jazz Band of Dayton. Ohio. Don't forget to hear them, the best dance music ever heard in Richmond,
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